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In metro cities people reach short distances in maximum time periods, while at the same time in the same city people reach long distances in less time period.....!!!! IFYKYK

Added to Nesh: 8/10/2026, 8:30:51 pm · Kolkata · Local Updates

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In metro cities people reach short distances in maximum time periods, while at the same time in the same city people reach long distances in less time period.....!!!! IFYKYK #Bangalore #Kolkata #Delhi #Mumbai #Hydrabad #Ahmedabad #India
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